Melissa Shulman (left) and Danielle Servedio have led Walt Whitman High (N.Y.) to No. 1.

1. Walt Whitman HS (South Huntington, N.Y.) - (16-0-0) *1
Melissa Shulman netted a hat trick and Brianne Pardini scored once and assisted on another goal as Whitman won its Suffolk Class A quarterfinal game against East Islip High, 4-0.

2. Immaculate Heart Academy (Washington Township, N.J.) - (18-0-0) *2
All eyes will be on the Bergen County title game this Sunday (Nov. 5) when IHA faces No. 9 Ramapo High. IHA did its part to reach the final with a 3-1 win against Northern Highlands High. Kristen Fisher, Jennifer Decilveo and Simone Dekker were the goal scorers.

3. Maria Carrillo HS (Santa Rosa, Calif.) - (18-0-0) *3
Maria Carrillo responded to losing four players for the remainder of the season due to suspensions with a 9-0 thrashing of Ukiah High. The players violated unspecified school and team rules. Trinity Duncan, Arlene Tuttle and Erica Peterson each scored two goals to show the rest of the country that Maria Carrillo will have plenty of firepower left on the team, which plays Petaluma High this Saturday (Nov. 4).

4. Trumbull HS (Trumbull, Conn.) - (17-0-0) *4
The Trumbull train rolled through a couple more schools this week. Trumbull drilled Watertown High, 4-0, to close the regular season undefeated. Melanie Kasparek scored a goal and recorded an assist in the victory. The team also upended Danbury High, 4-0, in the league semifinals. Kasparek continued her assault on Connecticut keepers with three goals.

5. Walsh Jesuit HS (Cuyahoga Falls, Ohio) - (18-0-1) *5
Reversing the outcome of a year ago, Walsh Jesuit dropped Bay High, 2-0, to win a regional semifinal game on Wednesday. Kristen Weiss scored both goals as Walsh avenged a 2-1 loss to Bay last year in the playoffs. WJ will face West Geauga High in the regional finals Saturday (Nov. 4).

6. Cranford HS (Cranford, N.J.) - (16-0-0) *7
The girls from New Jersey were not looking past Summit High this week. Cranford took care of business, 5-0, and will now face a familiar opponent in the Union County title game on Saturday (Nov. 4) - Union Catholic High. Union Catholic has won the last three Union County titles while ending Cranford's season the last two years.

7. Jesuit HS (Portland, Ore.) - (14-0-0) *8
Jesuit just keeps winning. The team closed out the regular season with a 3-0 blanking of Sunset High. Jesuit has not allowed a goal since a 3-1 victory against West Linn High back on Sept. 26. Grants Pass High will look to find the back of the net against Jesuit Saturday (Nov. 4) in the Class 4A soccer tournament.

8. River Hill HS (Clarksville, Md.) - (14-0-0) *9
There were no surprises in River Hill's regular-season finale against Howard High. River Hill remained perfect with a 6-0 victory.

9. Ramapo HS (Franklin Lakes, N.J.) - (17-0-1) *10
The match-up is now set in stone. Ramapo can shake up the Top 10 with a win against No. 2 Immaculate Heart Academy Sunday (Nov. 5) in the Bergen County championship game. Ramapo earned a spot in the title contest with a shootout win against Ridgewood High. After playing to a 1-1 tie, Lizzie Reed, Carolyn Warhaftig and Ashley Sabon each beat the keeper in the shootout session to put Ramapo over the top.

10. Carmel HS (Carmel, Ind.) - (22-1-1) *NR
Well, look who's back. Carmel, after losing, 2-1, to Center Grove High in early October, did not allow a goal the rest of the season. Carmel won its state-record fourth state championship by scoring a state-record five goals in the title game against Chesterton High last Saturday. Alison Brown scored twice, while Kelly Renie, Leslie Wells and Emily Heitholt all found the back of the net in the 5-0 blanking. Chesterton only managed one shot on goal. Carmel began the season as the No. 5 team in the SchoolSports.com poll and could move up now that the rest of the teams in the Top 10 are entering state tournament play.

Dropped Out
No. 6 Woodbury HS (Woodbury, Minn.) - lost to Wayzata High, 2-1, in the Class AA state quarterfinals.

*: last week's ranking

Editor's Note: These rankings reflect only teams that play in the fall and are currently in season. SchoolSports is aware that other areas of the country play soccer in the winter and spring, but those teams are not eligible for the fall Top 10.